Reigning world champions Germany suffer shocking defeat against Poland

Two days after Spain's defeat, fans continued to witness the second shock in the second round of the EURO 2016 qualifiers and the "victim" this time was the reigning world champion Germany.

Germany was sad after the defeat. (Source: Getty Images)

Coach Joachim Loew's team unexpectedly lost 0-2 to Poland in a match in Group D. This was also the first time the German team lost to this team after 19 matches.

In the match that took place early this morning, despite the absence of many key players, the German team still put a lot of pressure on Poland. However, the strikers that Loew trusted were not able to score a single goal against Wojciech Szczesny.

Meanwhile, Poland took advantage of the attacking situations to score. In the 51st minute, from a quick counter-attack on the right wing, Lukasz Piszczek, in an open position, crossed the ball for Arkadiusz Milik to head past Neuer, opening the score 1-0.

In the 88th minute, Robert Lewandowski passed the ball back to Sebastian Mila who ran up and fired a shot past goalkeeper Neuer, sealing a 2-0 victory for Poland.

With this historic victory, Poland has risen to the top of Group D with 6 points after two wins, equal on points with the Republic of Ireland but with a better goal difference.

Result

Table D
Ireland - Gibraltar 7-0
Robbie Keane 6, 14, 18, James McClean 46, 53, Jordan Perez 52 own goal, Wesley Hoolahan 56
Scotland - Georgia 1-0
Akaki Khubutia 28 own goal
Poland - Germany 2-0
Arkadiusz Milik 51, Sebastian Mila 88

Group F
Romania - Hungary 1-1
Raul Rusescu 44 - Balázs Dzsudzsák 82
Finland - Greece 1-1
Jarkko Hurme 55 - Nikolaos Karelis 24
Northern Ireland - Faroe Islands 2-0
Gareth McAuley 6, Kyle Lafferty 20

Table I
Armenia - Serbia 1-1
Robert Arzumanyan 73 - Zoran Tosic 90
Albania - Denmark 1-1
Ermir Lenjani 38 - Lasse Vibe 81./.

According to VNA